Standard Inductive Sensor Product Features:
- Smooth or threaded stainless housings
- Polarity reversal and short-circuit protected
- LED status indication
- Connection styles include M8, M12 or terminal connection models
- Models with PVC, PUR or silicon cable
- Outputs in 2-, 3-, 4-wire DC, AC, NAMUR, and AS-Interface versions
Application Specific Inductive Sensor Features:
- Analog output models with 4-20 mA output signal
- Integrated speed monitor with up to 100 Hz operation
- Pressure resistant cylinder sensors for up to 500 bar
- Sensors approved for gas and dust Ex zones
- Models with stainless steel sensing face
- Protective class of up to IP68/ IP69k (submersible/high pressure water jet resistant)
- Weld resistant designs with PTFE-coated surface
- Reduction factor of 1, all metals sensed at same distance
- Exclusive ferrous and non-ferrous detection models
- Safety function sensors
- Extended temperature range: -40°C up to +250°C
Capacitive Sensors
Capacitive sensors can be used to detect metal objects as well as nearly all other materials. These sensors are often used in applications including level, flow control for detection of liquids, grains, and powders.
Standard Capacitive Sensor Product Features:
- 12, 18 and 30 mm cylindrical styles of stainless steel or plastic housings
- 5mm thin rectangular and long range 80 mm x 80 mm x 40 mm styles
- Sensor outputs of 3-wire DC and NAMUR output types
- Models with hazardous area approvals
Magnetic Field Sensors
Our magnetic field sensor selection consists of the M12 housing style for traditional magnetic detection applications. Also offered is a non-contact, piston detection sensor for use with steel hydraulic cylinders. These magnetic sensors offer reliable piston magnet detection and are easily mounted, without the need for mounting slots or holes in the cylinder.
Applications of Spot Welding Proximity Sensors and Inductive Sensors
Spot welding Proximity Sensors, such as the YASKAWA MOTOMAN SP Series, are crucial in industries where precision, speed, and flexibility are key factors. Their ability to handle multiple types of spot-welding guns makes them ideal for automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors, where high throughput and versatility are paramount.
In tandem with these Proximity Sensors, inductive sensors play a vital role in ensuring precision and reliability. These sensors are commonly used in detecting the presence of metal objects, providing real-time data to improve the automation and performance of robotic systems. Their application ranges from controlling robotic arms to monitoring the integrity of welded joints.
With features like high temperature resistance, protection against harsh environments, and multiple output types, capacitive and magnetic field sensors are also indispensable in automation and robotics. The ability to detect various materials such as metals, liquids, or even grains enhances the flexibility of automated systems across a wide range of industries.
Incorporating these advanced sensors and Proximity Sensors into your workflow ensures not only precision but also efficiency and durability—key aspects for any modern manufacturing process.
